The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1875, Page 11

THE COURTS. Suit for Tom Fields’ Salary as Corporation Attorney. Central Branch, Union Pa- cific Railroad. AN OLD ARMORY SUIT. Yesterday Auson Morey, & cigar manufacturer, doing vusiness at Pouguheepsie, was charged be- fore Commissioner Shields with having removed trom his factory 3,500 cigars without the same being stamped. He was heid in $1,000 bail for ex- amination, Gharlea Reilly, No. 903 Front street. and Owen O'Rourke, Grand street, were held yesterday by Commissioner Shields to await the «ction of the Grand Jury on charges of selling liquor by retail Without paying the special tax required by law. ‘They gave bail to appear when called on to answer the accusation. In the United States Ciroult Court yesterday Judge Benedict resumed the trial of criminal causes, Rockwell Tyler, a deputy collector of in- ternal revenue, has been indicted ‘or empezzling about $400 of public money and for fatling to fur- Riso his accounts monthly. Defendant's counsel Made a motion to quash the indictment. Counsel for the government opposed, after which the Court took the papers and reserved its decision, ‘the trial of Eaward McLaughlin, in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, before Judge Brady, for the alleged murder of James Stewart, the facts of whicn have aiready been pubiished in the HERALD, was resumed yesterday. After the conclusion of the testimony, which occupied but a suort time, Mr. Charles W. Brooke summed up in a lengthy and able argument forthe prisoner, He was fol- lowed oy District Attorney Phelps, succeeding which Judge Brady charged the jury, the charge, 88 Usual, being clear, succinct aud impartial. In the suit of John B, Greene against the city to recover for laying Croton mains in Madison ave- nue and other uptown streets, judgment was yes- verday iormally entered and the costs taxed, The latter were fixed‘at $2,810 25. This makes the en- Ure judgment about $71,000, Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court,Special Term, yesterday granted an injunction against the Sher- iff, Testrainting him from seliing the housenoid (ur- Biture of Mrs. Waite Willard. The property had been selzed by the creditors of her late husband, andit wasshown that the ownership was vested exclusively in her, and hence the injunction. Weil Brothers & Dreyfus, who caused the ar- rest of their defaulting bookkeeper, wisn 1t to be Gistinctly understood that they do not intend to Abandon {ne prosecution. On the contrary, they are determined that the law shall take its course, and have peremptorily refused to compromise the case, as they are naturally unwilling to compeund a telony. ‘The suit brought by Edward A, Darragh against Joseph McKim to recover $25,000 damages for slander in stating that plaintim set fire to his ho- tel at Far Rockaway, the particulars of which have been published in the HERALD, was concluded yesterday before Judge Freedman, of the Su- perior Court, and reaulted in a verdict for $50 for plaintim. A notice of lis pendens was filed yesterday in the County Clerk’s office in the foreclosure saits brought by the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Com- Dany against tne Erie Railway Company. Tae Particulars of these suits nave already been fully published_in the HenaLp. and it 18 therefore un- Becessary to recapitulate them, The notice is in the ordinary jerm, describing in general terms the property of the Erie Railway Company, Following the insolvency of the Market Savings Bank Jonn H. Platt, assignee of the creditor: brought suit against James Van Nume, tne former president of the bank, 10 recover moneys which it was alleged he had taken from the iunds of the bank and appropriated to his own use, The suit same to trial yesterday before Judge Van Vorst, bolding Supreme Court, Circuit, Part3, The evi- dence showed that the mone; fed to have beem thus appropriated were withdrawn by checks given by Vau Name on the Park Bank, in Which the Market Bank kept its deposits, ana Passed to Wall street brokers, who placed them to the personal credit of Van Name, to be in- vested in stock speculations, The trial termi. Qated with @ verdict of $56,198 69 im favor of the plato tit. TOM C. FIELDS’ SALARY. Isaac Wood, as assignee of Thomas ©, Fields, brought suit some time since against the city to recover about $17,000, claimed to be due Mr. Fields for salary as Corporation Attorney. Tne tssigument was Jor money loaned Fielas, and is sdmitted by the city tobe valid. The case was iried yesterday, before Judge Van Vorst, in su- creme Court, Circuit. Mr. Granville P. Hawes ap- peared for the piainti® and Wheeler B. Peckbam ‘or the city. The city defended on three grounds— First, that Fields was a member of Assembly and Corporation Attorney, and that the bolding of one oflice vacated the other; second, that there was bo appropriation from which to pay the amount claimed, and third, that toe city had an offset in counter-ciaim aguinst Fields tor $500 000, money ged to have been iraudulentiy vbtained from vunty Treasurer jor payment of pretended ms. ‘Ihe Uret two points were overruied, t one was sustamed. It was claimed if of the plaintiff that the action was founded in tort and could not be counter- claumed. prove no tort, avd if be conid he watved it, and sued on the coniract. The evidence was then submitted sowing tue receipt by Fields ot tue Money in pursuance of the law of 1870, but offerea Ro prool as to avy iraud or mistake of Iucts, but cimimed that the payment was simply unauthor- ized. At the close of the testimony platnuf’s counsel asked for judgment on the ground that tere wasno prooi of fraud or wistake of facts, that the money was paid under a misappre- heusion of the jaw and was made in the usual course Of business, and that it could not be re- turned. It was furiuer requested by piain- til’s counsel that it be sent to ihe jury to det pou the evidence whether there was av. i jacts. The Court rujed that inasmuch in Dia opinion in the case of the had intimated that the city even in the absence oj ke, be ieit bound to decide in the same CENTRAL BRANCH UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Yesterday the case of Tredweli vs. Pomeroy et al. Was on again for trial im the Special Term of Supreme Court, before Judge Westbrook. This ection, it will be remembered, was brougint by the plaintid, Tredweli, to compel au accounting of the assets atising from the contract for the build- tg of the Ceuiral Brauch Union Pacific Ratiroad. Mr, samue! C. Mount appeared for the plaimud and pressed the case for triai; bat the dele: Tepresented vy D. 1. Wald dud Beary Day, were ot ready. They were armed with voiuml- Ailidavits and ampiy primea Wit (be usual ingesivue devices commun in e. adjourament. Ther r rena lor wwituonses seemed to be aro @’? ail over the giove, ‘They were waviy scattered at intervals up and down (he Continent—Soutn aaa \ est, at Timbug- woo and Honoiuia--aud it would be on utter im- POssidility to gavher thew together in any Kind oF Ruwbers before NOXt year, so that the case would Dave to “go ove: TO this the plating streng. ously onjected, abd, after the usual amount of pqnebous , the Court took the papers, reserving 0 AN OLD “ARMORY SUIT, Among the numerous etiits for rent of armortie: Qgaingt the city was one by Coarad Boller, 10 1 cover $81,000 tor ren ofa portion of building on Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, used a8 an armory by the Kighth regi- Ment, National Guard. ‘he case came to trix) yesterday, before Judge Van Vorst, in Supreme Court, vircuit, The defence interposed oa beha't Of the city was that the statuse requiring an ap- Pilcation to be made jor an armory by the officer Ol some organized company of the National Guard before the Board of Supervisors could execute & lease of such premises Had not been compiled With, There veing no evidence given on this ont, Judgs Van Vorst neid this to be a fatal de ot th the Validity of the and directea Verdiot in iavor of 00 city, pions Vo be Mr, Peckham admitted that he could | | | NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1875.—TRIPLE heard tn the first instance at the General Term. it was claimed on the part of the plamtti that the proof of t ecution of the lease compelied the city to prove the {act that the same had been ex- ecuted witnout authority. Colone: Wingate ap- estes for the plaintid aud James ©. Carter for city. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—-CHAMBERS. By Judge Donobue. Kennedy vs, Brandon Stasnar, auy; McParlan aod others ys, MoP: Hons aenied. Paneer: 3 vs. Sanger.—Decree of divorce grauted te plaln eit. Fullerton vs. Fullerton,—Oraer is in deflance of the iaw, ‘Mitthacht vs, Steinmetz,—Reference ordered. Kimovaill vs, Kimball.--Memorandum, By Jadge Lawrence. Rothchild vs. Gross,— Order granted, Morris vs. Jobason.—In this case, as neither of the orders proposed coeform to my decision, f ehall have to draw the order myself unde will do (s rage as [am released ‘rom my duties at the sreuit, Richards vs. Richards, ll refer the ref- eree’s bill in this case to farvis, Jr., to exam- ine, take testimony and report to the Court, with his gpa thereon, and to proceed on two days’ notice. In the Matter of wie Petition of Hare.—The in- strument presented as 4 bond is not sedled. A new bond must be prepared, The original order which | signed last May, with rere on which ic was granted, are filed with the Clerk with the memorandum, The new papers can be withdrawn on application to me at Circuit, By Judge Davis, Plummer vs. Belden.—Motion denied, with $10 costs, but without prejudice to its renewal on ad- ditional papers and on eight days’ notice. breigh vs. Kramer et ai.—Motion deated, with $10 cosis of opposing and injunction order va- ‘bie Com- 1aL.—MO+ ted. Society for the Reformation of Juveatie Detin- | guents, &c., vs. Diers.—Reverence to take proof of the character 0! defendant's establisnment, and what, if any, exhibitions are carried on and were carriea on at the commencement of thts action and report the same, reierence to proceed on two days’ notice to situer party, L. W. Emerson 1s named as referee to report proois and his cunt Same vs. Hackauft.— Reference ordered to L. W, Emerson to € prools of tue real character of the detendant’s place, descrived in the complaint in respectsto its being @ place of public exhibitions, &c., and 10 report such proois, with his opinion thereon, Relerence to proceed on turee days’ no- tice to be given by either party. Ward vs, Piessner.—Tne motion to continue the injunction sboula be dented, The costs of the mo- tion ($10) may abice the event of the action. The alildavits of defendant fully meet and deny all the equities of the compiaint. foster vs, Goodyear India Rubber Glove sfanu- facturing Compauy.—Motion granted. Chrystie vs, Van Buren et ai,—Motion granted. Referred to George S. Sedgwick, with authority and directions to take testimony of the respective parties and their witnesses In New York, Dutchess and Orange counties or convenience of witnesses, Costs of motion to abide the event. Melcher et al. vs. Fisk,—Motion granted, report confirmed and judgment ordered, with custs; allowance granted of $250, Clark va. Cronkright, &c.—The plaintiff, having commenced the suit without feave #/ the Court, 13 personally iable tor cos! He does not pay, it seems, the interlocutory costs that have been or- dered against him. Under th I vhink =the defendant the — security of tht behalf plaitif is They become responsible for costs. Motion 1s granted and an order may be entered requiring plaintit to file @ bond for sueh costs in the penalty of $500, executed by Barber & Powers, the persous namea | in plainuit’s aMdavits, or other sufficient securi- tes within twenty days. Costs of this motion May ubice the event, Gregg Vs. Boyd et al,—It does not appear from the pupers that judgment has been entered in this case. The motion 1s to be allowed to answer after the expiration of the time and deiauit. Itis not usual to deny such motions if merits ve shown, ‘the judgment obtained in Jelinvis, on which tus suit ls brought, seems to be a complete estoppel, but somesning may be shown to deprive tt Of that effect. I will allow an auswer to be put in in ten days on payment of $10 costs of epposing motion ani costs of entering judgment, if one has been entered, and stipulating that the tasue be relerred for trialif plaintiff se desire, otherwise motion denied with $10 costs, Lefferts, Jr., v8. Lansing.—Motion denied unless defendant stipwiates lorthwith to reier the case to N. Jarvis, Jr., to be tried within the next tort; days, in Which case stay of twenty days ts granted, costs of motion to avide tue event and allowed to successiul party. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PaRT 2, By Judge Donobue. George the Count Joannes vs, Third Avenue Railroad Company.—See memorandum. by Judge Van Vorst, Whiteside et al. vs. dyman.—Case and ame: ments settle SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PaRT 3, 4 nay 8 Donohue. Phillips, executrix, &c., vs. Melville; Rachman va, Greene.—settled, By Judge Donohue. Phillips va. Therassen et al.; Kiersted vs. Bayles.—Juagment for plaintiffs on demurre! Nichols vs. Nussdaum et al.; Borland vs. Riker et al.—Findings seitiea, Miller vs. McClave et 4.—Not signed, not accor- ding to rule. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Speir. Clark vs. Bauman.—Findin; = Settled and Judg- ment ordered for the plaint Carroll va. Maguire,—I am et satisfied that good cause bas been shown by the papers to vacate the order oi arrest. Motion with. tice to renew, j ay Glue Company.— Amendments allowed according to the notices, upon paying the defendants $10 for opposing. Catier ys. Collins.—Motion to arrest granted, with $10 costa, Mi Wolf vs, Jacobs, —Motion denied, without costs, The matier complained of seems to me to have be bstantially disposed of om @ former motion. Van Voikenburgh et al. vs, Sinclaire et al.—Mo- tion denied, witnout costs. Long vs. Kne: t ail—Order ot foreciosure and = granted. Jefferson Levy appointed reieree to COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Recorder Hackett. A DOG FIGHTER CONVICTED. Jobn Reilly, alias William Kelly, was tried apon an indictment charging him with instigating a dog fight at Jeiferson Carpenter's saloon in Kiv- ington street, on the loth of December last. A number of the officers of the Soctety for the Pi vention of Crueity to Animals testified that when they made a descent upon the plac ily bau @ wounded dog tn Mis arms, his suirt sleeves were rolled uv and he was covered with blood, There were seven or eight men in the room, the floor of which was marked by @ pencti, and there Were also pails of water and sponges. The jury rendered a veruict of guilty. Kellly was re manded til Monday for sentence. ACQUITTALS, James Kiernan, an oid man, was tried upon a charge.of firing a loaded pistol at David Lawson on the 8th of this month. The evidence showed that the pistol was only loaded with powder and that the complainant struck him Gret. a verdict of not guilty was rendered. Ferdinana Goebel, photographer, was also promptly acquitted of acharge of assaultiag Isaac | Tanqheum, « deputy sheriff, ou the 8th ef Decem- HELD FOR PERJURY. The last case tried was an indictment for for- gery against George Hensel, who was charged with forging the uname of J. N. Young to a pro- missory note on the ist of September, 1873, ior the sum of $610 34, With intent to defraud Henry Well, Asthe trial progressed it was shown that ly indorsed a note for Hensei, id out Of which'grew a civil suit. before the magistrate that he did not sign the note; but counsel jor Hensel had him write fis name, and the simi. larity betWeen toe signatures Was so remarkabie that the jary acquitted the accused, Assistant District Attorpey Nolan was so ae fled that Young ouglt to be beld that he a Court to commit him to await the Grava Jury for all he Revorder gran ‘was committed. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS, re Justices Morgan, Kasmire and Utterbourg, ‘The folowing cases were disposed of yoster- Alfred Lemon, § yea with flaxen curls, ta we encea to the House of Refuge tor st containing some greenba: "yonn Mabon, aged ¢@! the City Prison for jon Of d perjury. the motion, and Young ner. Chul jane Begley gor thres montns for “ wautity of clothing the Witson, 3 Weat Thirty-nint Thre das in, a Rte ty of © nating rag pat term oures falled 10 sppee galas! é them and they were discharged. ope ‘ ‘TOMBS POLIOE COURT. Before Judge Duly, ROBBING His ROOMMATE. Max Muschner, 4 native of Posen, Germany, Was arraigned ut this Court yesterday, on com- piaint of Rover: Brady, of No, § Broadway, who bo ea that while stopping at the Rheiwnhars Hore! oreeey te Street, tie prisoner, Who Was a roomina’ his, robwed him o1 900 Wort of | | captain on deck to hold Bush. | nance, ciothing. iaacien Vygen, of No. 163 Allen street, ade milar compiaiut against Muschner. The prisoner pleaded not guilty, but was held in $500 to auswer on each or WASHINGTON PLACE | POLICE COURT. Before Judge Bixby. MORE EAST SIDE HIGHWAYMEN. Between two and three o’ciock of the morning of the 19th of June Mr, Ewald Bolenius, of No, 207 East Houston street, was attacked by » man named James G, Twiss, on the corner of Ludlow and Stanton streets, who knocked him on the head with a billy and, after robbing him of $175 in money and & watch and chain worth $200, ran away. Mr. Bolenius followed the thief up Ludiow street for LWo viocks, and overtaking Mim at last knocked bim down a cellar where he recovered his waten and @ part of the cham which was in Twiss’ hand. While Solenius was searching Twiss tor the pocketbook containing the $175, two ovber men came up and threatening vioience to Bole- Mius he ran off, He placed the case in the hands of Detective Von Gerichten, of tue Central Office, and that officer arrested Twiss ou Weduesday night, The prisouer was arraigned beiore Juage Bixby yesterday, and was committed in $1,000 ball te answer. LEAD PIPE BURGLARS. On the 2ist of June Mrs, Eleanor Bishop entered the unoccupied house No, 40 West '‘'wenty-seventh Atreet and discovered @ man and twe boya in the act of carrying away five brass chandvliers and ® quantity of lead pipe valued 1n ali at $209, At the approach of Mrs. Bishop the three ran off, She endeavored to intercept the progress of one 01 the thieves, when she Was struck a heavy blow in the face, Mrs, Bishop’s cries attracted the ate tention of oficer Mcardie, of the twenty-ninth precinct, who came Lo Lhe rescue, searched the nouse and found two boys vamed James Kobin- sonund John Oates secreted in the cellar, The man who struck Mrs, Bishop succeeded in making bis escape. Judge Mixby yesterday held the toe in $00 bail each to answer on charge of urgiary. LARCENY ON SEIPBOARD. Aman named William Bush was arraigned on a charge of steallug a watch worth $76 from Clarence Knowlton, of Carleton, N. Y. Kuowiton, who was working in the bold of the bark Six Brothers, lying at pier 54 North River, on Tues- Gay aiternoon, iaid his vest, containing his watch, on the kelson,’ While he Was working Bush came down in the hold, saying that he had been given permission by the captain to gather some loose hay. lamediately alter Busb’s departure Knowl- ton missed his watch, and ne called out to the Judge Bixby yesterday committed the prisoner in $1,000 bail to answer, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREEL COURT. Beiore Judge Kasmuire, A FORGIVING WIFE. Mrs. Martha Sprott, of No. 856 First avenue, whose premature confinement was caused by her husband’s brutal treatment, and who was, alter her copfinement, thrown by him out of @ thira story window, was brought nese, rom the Charity Hospi on Blac! fi Roundsman Norris, Nineteenth precinct, ing recovered trom her injuries, She was called upon by the Court to testify against her hus- band, who was down stairs, on the com- plaint of two citizens who had seen him throw her out o1 the window; but she said that she could not, having been unconscious when the occurrence wook place, She was sure though, if It was a tact that he had thrown her our, he must have been very drunk, because, when not under the influence of drink, no better nusband could be found than he, ‘Tne son, on whose account Sprott spent ten days on Blackwell's island, has disappeared irom the custody of his uncie, and it Is thougut that the lather abducted him before his arrest. Sprott was held ior trial in defautt of $2,040 bail COURT CALENDAKS—THIS DAY, SUPREME Ce he grap ag oe! by Judge Da- Vis, —NO3. 178, 186, 188. 54, 5' 72, 74, 104, 105, 107, 108, 117, 127, 183, 168, 171, 177, Th 183, 199, 200, zou 205, 216, 218, 224, 227, 28, 282, 238, 240. Surreme Covkt—Srectal TanM—Heid by Juage Westbrook.—Law and fact—Nos, 51, 536, 688, 338, 183, 486, 481, 525, 431, SUPREME CoURT—CIncUIT—Part 2—Held by sage Lawrence,—Sbort causes—Nos. 2558, 3164, 1! 2828, 2840, 1476, $136, 3100, 2096, 23834, 2916, 1528, 2728," 2390, 2724, 2732, 2750, 2842, 2008, 3085, 2982, 3123, 3148, 3152, 3184, 3096, 2484, 2008, 3098, 2976, 8064, 3106, 3178, 3076, 3182, 3046, 3010, 2066, 2698, 3112, 3194. Part ¢—leid by Judge Van Vorst.—Short a nee 1, 1879, 2759, 3021, 2693, 2005, 2685, 3079, 2911,’ 1995.’ 2651, 2951; $133, 3093, 3087, 3179, a 3051, 2877, 2875, 2882, 3063, 2093, $191, 3183, 2055, 1687, 3113, 2529, 3069, 3115, $116. DSUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1—Heid »: ites & Freeaman.—snort causes—Nos, 2016, rd 1568, 2087, 1 2.98, 1761, 1760, 1780, 208 1907, 2075, 2055, 1900, 1914, 1882, 2004. Chief Justice Monell will try snort causa. SUPERIOR COURT-—SPECIAL TERM—heid by Judge Speir.—Same calendar as eal Meer PLeas—Eoomy {zRM.—Adjourned for the term. COMMON PLEAS—THRIAL TERM—Part 1— Adjourned for the term, Parc 2—Hela by Judge J. F. Daly.— Nos. 2419, 2279, 2272, 2569, 1957, 2478, 2024, 2618, 2590, 935, 2624, 2119, 2678, 1542, 2672, 2427, et 211, 2679, 2664, 2637, 1505, 1510, 1890, 2475, 2662, 2058, TRIN couRT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1—Bela by Judge Alker.—Nos. 2360, 3028, 4027, 3110, 965, 3011, 2164, 3118, 3122, 1871, 2249, 2350, 2948, 2012, 3125, Part 2—Heid by Judge Gross.—Nos. 4008, 1290, 2537, 2437, 2488, 407, 4003, 2279, 4108, 4343, 4404, 4436, 958, or. 2282, 2334. , 3360, 4524, 2471, Part 3—Heild b Judge Spaulding.—Nos. 4472, 4473, 3805, 4448, 4224, 4162, 2957, 4510, 1816, 2683, 2309, 2395, 2928, 2745, 2782, 2584, 3042, 3043, 3053, 3074, 4437, 461, 4529, 3192. Part judge McA: ), 2980, 2981, 2982, }, 2989, 4479, 4490, 4487, 4414, 4415, a 4227, prea 1888, 2655, 3419, 4256, 4234, 4457, 2486, 4489. ‘COURT OF GENERAL SEsstoxs—Hela by Recorder Backett.—The People vs. Timotny McCarthy and Willtain H. Ferris, robbery; Same Vs. Lewis Ast burglary; Same vs, Robert Shortly and William wargiery Seine vs. Heory Wilson, burglary Jonn Wiison, burfglaryr ‘Same vs. oods, burglary; Same _ vs. Nichol ja, felonious assault and battery; Same vs Janto Areso, felontous it and battery; Sa vs. Arthur Hirsch and Lewis Scholl, grand iar. ceny; Same vs. Jacob Grostman, grand larceuy Same vs. Wiliam Monahan, George Hopkins aud Charies Christman, grand jarceny; game vs. Bridget Holland, grand larcen: Arthur Hartma: a jarceny ; Sai ove ‘Thom 3 Clark, grand lar vs. Jacov Stoeler, grand larceny; Same vs Willt mm Wright, grand lar ceny; Same vs. Patrick J. Ryan, grand larceny; Same va. Cornelius Vaa Winkie, grand jarceny; Same vs. Isaac Well, qraud larceny; Same ve. Frank Gilneich, granu larceoy; Same vs. Peter Pruius, grand larceny; Same vs. Frederick Ban- field, grand larceny; e va, Joon W. Hutchin- | son, Juul Morris and James White, grand jar- ceny; Same vs. Peter Kuhnen, grand Same vs. Rovert ig grand larceny pi gambling; Sume vs. Micnael Rine, petit Same vs. Cnaries Boyle, petit larceny; Peter McGivney and Jonn Moore, petit larceny? Same vs. William E. b, _—_ for COURT ‘OF APPEALS. ALBany, Jane 24, 1875, No. 84. Provost vs. Calyar.—argumeat resamed and concluded, No. 69. Myra Sanford, appellant, vs. Bela San- ford, administrator, &c., respondents.—argued b. Mr. Woodward, of counsel for appeliant, and oy 4 c. Keeler jor Tespondenis. . 92, Joun $, Taylor aod other, Fespondents, vs, Thomas Hepper, ef Suomitted. No. 93, Margaret, S.H. Sheehy, appellant, vs, Heury 5. Berger and others, r indents. —Argued by N. C. Moak, Of counsel jor appeilant, and sub- mitted for respondents, No, 76. The Hailwi y Passenger Assurance Com- of pany, appeliants Met AH 3 othe respondents.—Argue: | for appellant, and oy Chorge 1 F. Daniorta or ‘respondents. Adjourned to Friday, June 25, 1875, DaY CALENDAR FOR FRIDAY, JUNS 25.—Nos, 12, “ne Ceurt takes a recess from Friday, June 25, to Tuesday, September 21, 18 No new calendar will be m: A DOUBLE CRIME, A YATHER SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTER AND THEN COMMITS SUICIDE--A MYSTERY OF THE BaT- TERRY. A mysterious and terrible double crime took place yosterday merning at the Battery, Among the loungers about (be pars in the early morning was @ man of apparently midaie age. He ap. ed to be a Gorman, Was reepectably dressed in a suit of mixed goods and had all the appear. ance of on@ in asomewhat comiortable position He had light brown hair, mustache and Bende him was a young girl of about pineteen years, rather stout but pretty—indeed, remarkably so—with the German cast of cuuare- She was rather unkempt and careless in her attire and general appearance. The two were speaking wita great animation—the man espe. cially. He at times gestioulated wildly, and was answered with equal excitement vy the girl, They | walked up and down for am hour or so, and the man appeared to quiet down greatiy, ant soon | dou after they were apparently joking together, Nothing they sia was heara by the brstanders, who watched them with curious interest, HIRING THE BOAT, jan appeures at the boat landing | At tho timo ne | Broad At lengih th and sat be Was going rowin bore mo marks of excitement, but was, on the con- trary, placid and seemingly in good humor. He asked tO have a boat for an hour, and hired it from R. D. Collins, the girl getting ia after him. ‘Tue stranger took the oars himself and rapidly Towed the boat out into the stream. The current was running very strongly at the time, and the boat was carried to the westward. The man con- tinued to row, while the girl sat in the stern and watched his movements. They were not speak- ing as they moved from the wharf, Rapidly the boat moved dlagopalty in the direction of Gover- Dor’s Island. Suddenly the rower dropped his oars and sat in the boat apparently speaking to his companion, who did not move, ‘the boat rap- idly moved away under the influence of the run- ning tide, and those on shore who had been watching their movements began to believe that the man had lost control of his crait. Edward Delaney, a Whitehall boatman, and Collins, the man who had let the boat out, decided to go to the rescue of tuose in it. With that purpose tn view they quickly amped into @ boat and steered for the other, which was now a conaiderabie dis- tance away. With strong. rapid strokes they suc- ceeded in getting within speaking distance Of the otker Doat, When they saw the stranger DRAW A REVOLVER from his pocket and deliberately fire at the girl. She screamed and put her hands up, as if to pro. tect herself against tne murderer. tie then tired & second ana a third shot at her, and she fell backWard evidently wounded. The two boat- men hastened their speed to catcn up with the boatin which so terrible a crime was being done before thetr eyes. But the stranger was too quick for them, He raised the revolver a fourth time, pointed it at ois own breast aud fired, At the same moment the upper pare of bis body fell over the side of the noxt, while the revolver went to the bottom of the river, The boatmen quickly reached the boat of the crimin ‘They found the gir! still breathing, but the man quite dead, They Wek the boat in tow and rowed with their ghastiv burden to Governor's Island, where they knew they would find a doctor. Tbe surgeon of the post attended the girl, Who was mot i much pain, and then she Was sent over to the New street station house. whence an ambulance con- veyed her to the Park Hospital. In the meantime whe body of the man was tuken to the Battery, and jay there im the beat for some hours unul the Coroner gave un order for its trans- fer to the Morgue, in Twenty-sixth street, WHAT THE GIRL SAYS. A reporter of the HERALD saw the wounded girl at the Park Hospit She had one wound on the ‘Outside Of the left thigh, another in the ball of the thumb, and a third, whicnin ail probability will prove fatal, three or four tnches below the mght of the umbilicus, ‘Lhis has uncoubtedly traversed many vital parts, The girl was cousciots, and did not seem to specially regret her position. She sald her Bame Was Sophie Sckaedier: that sue had been in this country for twenty months, and that she lived in Howard street, Philadelphia, but did net remember the numover. ‘he man who snot her, she suid, Was her fatter, She declinea togive bis name or to state the cause o1 the tragedy. When asked if bis surname was the sume name as hers she would not answer. she Said she bad always been on good terms with her father, and that sue did not know whether she Would live or die, She had wot worked at any trade here. More she reiused to say. She was only @ few moments at the Park Hospital, and Was tuence takeu away to Bellevue Hospital, She ‘wil, probably, not survive ner injuries very long. THE THEORY OF THE DiKD, which those who saw the actors in the tragedy give, is that tne father Was upbraiding bis daugh- ver for having gone astray, aud that findiug sue Was obdurate and determined in her ways he had sudcenly made up his mind to Kill her-aod him- self, When he saw her fall back at the third shot Be, no doudt, thought ber dead and then com- pleted his deed by killing bimself, He was evidently poor, as only twenty ceuts were found on his person and be wore no jewelry. ‘The air of mystery which hangs around it adas to the interest of the sad affair. Tne parties are utterly unknown in this city, and itis a matter of douvt if they have any relatives in the country. When the writer last saw the girl she wi “ re ttin, worse and becoming slightly deranged. e suf- Jered mach and was unceasing in her ries for water. SALES (A tteacrive AT AUCTION ART SALE, American ana foreign OIL PAINTINGS, to be sold at anction, on THIS DAY, JUNE 25, aT 12 OOLOCK. EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer. (PERE, JOHNSON, 18. AUCTIONERE: Furniture, merchandise and due arts salesroom, 37 Nassau street, Real Estate Departinent, 21 Park aor. er York, SATUKDAY, at 1035 o'e! Large sale ot Housebold Furniture of every descr) Fine Carpets, Bedding. ‘Aining Foous, basements bedroom ing room Furniture, all nearly new ang well worth inspection. the with Kitchen furniture, Crockery, Gluss, &c. AUCTION SALE 7 OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, commencing at 13g o'clock, at five story browa stone mansion No. 47 Wert Totu strest, between oth and oth avenues juway & Sons 74 octave Pianotorte, “Decker # Bros upright Planotorte, Paintings, Bronzes, Statuary. Handsome Parlor Suiis, in crimson and tan satin and brocatel; Turkish Lounges, Easy Chairs, gilt, inlaid Centre and Console. Tables, dmported bronze Figures Clocks, Mirrors, Curtains fine Oil Paintings, brary and Secretaire Bookcases, Library Tables, Writing ‘Turkish Suits, amber Sets, solid walnut and rosewood, Bedsteads, Uressing Canes, Armoire-a-Glnce, Commodes, “dc. also single Bedstends, Ty 8s hair and spring Mattresses, fine Beddii plush mand Drecatel alts in various colurs. xtension Table, Bufet, Chairs in leather, Sit ware, ere 29 Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, hair cloth Suit. N. ositive. Take Sixth avenue cars. Gooas packed if require rep, ERT C. CASHIN, Auction (ASTOUES, RRONZES, CLOCKS, CANDELABRA| Coins, Paintings dn Ivory, Bric-a-Bra Marbie’ Statuary ‘Anth He traliute, on SATU KD. AY, Ju "3, OppK ie post ‘office. RT SALE. A Tits evening at the Art Rooms, (Sif Broadway, Mr. Guerrero’s collecuon of spanish The Ms L rite Auctivneers. J. BLEEOKER & SON WILL SELL AT AUC. «Hon, this Friday, J) 2M. atthe sales . 1 Broad wi by about 10 feet. Maps, tc., at auctioncer’s of 19 Broadway. UOTION SALE—AY 105 BAST 13TH ST., pear 4th av.. This (Friday) the elegant Household gence its Kast 13th Pir Teps; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Dressing Wardrobes, hair anc spring Mattronses, Be ai raple: Etageres, Mirrors teusion Dhuirs, velvet China, Sliver Ware, Cauery; te. “\LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, oFFicR Broadway, Will sell this day at 10 o'clock prompt, the Fixture: in the restaurant 80 ‘ighth avenue, fonsieting ot Chairs, Tables, oil Glassware, nen. Coffee Hollers, ke. housenold Furniiare, Sale penis UOTION—15,000 |. AUCTION OF Mag. Didicent Household, Furaiture, tu 1s Gelock, At private residence, 21 baat 1 near Broguway. 3 by catalogue. Mv octave Planotorie, four round corners, tull agraffe. celebrated citi Maunificent Parlor xuits, latest atria an and rie Brotien¢ ena. tains, Vase 4, 0 make RT BALE. ostponement. Gusrrori’s cotteetign ot veto Row on oxhibi- tion sold Mond and Toesday rey ¢ o'clock. 0 3 B* VAN TASSELL 4, ears NEY, AUCTIONEERS, RX Nia, AL 11 O'CLOCK at avdlton Pukey Laas SkOUND HAND AR KIAG: WAIRAT 25 ws hp tg a oo v4 RivOME a: eee tte, by 10,, of T CART, imy aarti i Ie vary Went, by WOOD BROS, pect Eh wer asta nan out@tian 00 CART, BY WOOD DROB. P N F ROAU WAGON, 42) top. , by BK WSTER & CO, ouky rivet CaiitaGes OF DivveRaNt st fuge and quaiition ? TaskLL, WELLES & MILLET, AUCTIONEERS, B . THIS DAY (Friday), June 2 ae fas rh vi 9 FOUR») at 10 A; At. wt our salesroom 15 wr a et re, Cutlery, itnmed an ‘are, stones lies, Shovely ad Spades. Also, 200 dozen American Table Raives and Forks. ATALOGURS, POSTERS, CIRCULARS AND ALL CA tings or Auction, Printing dogs, with the gremtost despatoh by the Ws TROPOL! tax PRINSING bi ‘AB. LISHMBNT, No, 218 Broadway. ;) VOLTON, ASCTIONRES, ry oo Furniture, fine Eng: vgravings, Oi Le ts ol &o., att un at private rex 7 Sixth veneer Thiet jay), June 25, at ih elec the entre rich parior. room and dining room Furni- ture; superb Parlor suit in crimson satin; Mabrary. Sut in orien 1a fits vated gud Our <3 tgs My a di "AUCTION. PARMER, Auctioneer, will séll at public ‘on ‘the premises, on Saturday, June 26, 1875, at v order of the heirs of Keujainin Archer, de- situate in the town of Lars Farm of 126 acre - on the road pasture, and plenty of good water taat never fails; a ood House, 40x40 feet, large barn, cider mill and sheds: good apple orchard, pears aud’ cherries; the farin is Well cleared und underdraied, and is one’ of the moat desirable in the couwty; the location Isa healthy one; terms, 5 per cent dav of sale, remuinder in W days: uule pertect: sale positive. AUCTIONE YERARD BETTS & CO., 7 Bore Xo, 7 Old td il at ih o'clock A.M GROCERI WINES, LIQUORS, omaprising Champagne, Sherry, Ports, Madeitas, Brandies Bourboa ve Key, Jamaica aud st. Croix Kum, Gin, Cordials, &¢, CLARE. Fi CHAMP: it " oun ESS und ai GERARD BRITS & Coe H, BERT 4 8088, AUCTIONEERS. + Salesrooms 17 Park place and lt Murray street. IMPORTANT SPROIAL SALE OF NEW MISFIT CARPETS, RICH PABLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM cases es Honiton ch it in good order. Auctioneers, No. 7 Old ship. THE ENTIRE ERALANCE 0 oF. etRGe OF an oLD Ky ON FRIDAY, JUNE 35, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT NO. 17 PARK PLACE AND Md MURRAY STREET, The stock comprises rich Moquet, Axminster, Wilton, body, Brumels apd Tapestry Carpets, all of which en: lirely new ana desirable sizes; also « large assortment of rosewood aud Walnut Parlor suits, in satin and reps: rosewood and Walnut Chamber sets, Library and Di ing Room Suits, rich marquetrie inlaid Parlor Cabin Ta Sarainiere, &e., & S. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER. ADJOURN D sale of Hotel, Beer saloon and Boarding advertised tor June 24, at 1045 o'clock, bt by request of the mortwagor, definitely post e id, it one or more lots, Monday, June it tne o'clock ; also three Years’ Lease Can be bought private in the meanwhile oTuey for mortayee’s oftice, OY Bowery, B FOLEY, AUCTIONKER. + Grand auction sale on the premises, Westchester, under, the direction of Oliver Bryan, TULSDAY, June 29, oot 30) Buildiig Lots. The property of S: 5. Haight, on the line of the Harlem end Portehester Railroad, adjoming the depot. Streets and avenues laid out ready ior bulging. free excur- sion to tae ground on the dav of sale, Free tickets, maps and circulars at offices of OLIVER R. FOLEY & CO., Aue- Third avenue, near 124th street, New York, Hast Brow BRYAN, 229 Broadway, and J tioneers, 1 i: TRAVER, J. Marshal s sale, c +Joues street. large and yencral assorem two sets single Ham&ess, Lady two-carat Diamoni Js. Furalty Matung, Sewing Machines, &.. rpets, Pictures, st i ‘ RY ROSS, Marshal. AMES.M. FORD, aU atll o'clock, xt the. private hote hear Broadway. all the Furniture, above house, embracing elegant bi Suits Wilton, velvey, tapestry and other dow Curtains, Cotnices, Wardrobes, Soft Tables, Chairs’ fue curisd halt Mattresseu, Pillows and Hedditigs Hurerug. Medsteads, | Washstands, Tables Chairs. Kockers, , the whole offering a fine op: portunity ror houseksepers, dealers and others House ET EVERY MAN OWN REAL ESTATE. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FORTY-ONE LUTS, GEORGE HOBART SCOTT, Auctioneer, will sell at Sigg the Reger tyy Salesroom, LL Messrs. Suilivan, Kobie & Fowler, Attorneys, On Wednesda 30, 1875, at 12 o'clock M., the broperty, comprising most of the block hounded by First avenue, Kast River and bith and lise streets: ‘These’ Lots will in five yoars be surrounded by houses and have quadrupled in’ value,” ‘This is the last oppor- tunity to get cheap lots in New York city. | U3 STAT Se tate pee st ni th the fi | $160 pe 9 ines Terms easy. auctioneer: . For partieuars apply at the office of the Pine streot, or to the attorneys, mise. Wall treet, York. Drexel Bu M.! AUCTIONEER, (2 BOWERY, SELLS t ids o'clock, wt ‘So. $48 Kirst ‘avenue, hear Forty-seventh street, the Stock and Fixtures of & Lager | Beor and Dzster Sajoon; Counters, ‘Mirrors. Ta- e im AL ‘8 SALE. a. J. RATH, AUCTION eer, will sell this eatin ry yatook, ‘at No, 346 Third ihe Stock and Fixtures of Gpntiemen’s Furnish. ing Goods store; also the Stock and Fixtures of a Cigar Store, Showcases, dc. By orde: OF ENEY, City Marshal. ORTGAGE SALE.—J. P. FABER, AUCTIONEER.— uy viriue of @ chattel taorigage X will sell this day, | West Ihre Horses, one ruel Crackers. A. third street, at, 1? o'clock 4. 3, two ‘one set double Harness and lot of LARC! Pitoraey sor Mortgagee. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, 28755 BOWERY, sells this day, at 10, o'clock, Least, ntock and Fixtures of the first cl Liquor Store 37 ee street. corner of Columbla, Broosly: Ale handsome rose wood top Couuter, Barrels, Meas ures, eo. _or shine, AWNBROKER'S SALE,—Tr'Is DAY JAMES AGAR, ew Bowery, 509 lots Di Vests. By order ot M. 3. wuctioneer, will seil.at shawis, Remuants. Table 1 ta los es! Mibidan: iii kecout avenue. ‘PAWABROKER'S SALE WATCHES AND JEWELRY, THOS. J. MCGRATH, Aucitoneer, 158 Chathgin street, cofner Mulberry, will THIS DAY, acl o'clock, large and general a jortment gold aud silver Watch 4 pole lewelry, Upera (lasses, & Pistols, usical Iustruments, &c. , Grand Street. Seoond avons @ WERMAS SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL avo. >. toncer—Wines. Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco," Chum- pagne, ‘Utice Furniture, Saies, &c.—This day (¥riday), une 25, at Wig o'clock, at So. 13 Bowery, the entice stock of an fuporter and wholesale dealér, viz., ot 16 gasks Khine Wine, vintage 1853 aud 189; 2) casks of Brandies, Gin. Kum, &c.° 40 casks Port and Sherry nis so bb “choice old Bourton aad Rye Whiss askew Champarns, 4.) ands; cases. af Touuceo, Wrappers and fille dio ufice Furniture. Chairs, Desks,’ tables, Sates, &c. Sale positive invited. . Sherifs pened er, sells, this vriday), June 2, at Il o'clock, No. 13 Bowery, bales ‘and barreis ot Havana and Seed Tobacco— pers. fliers and cuttings; alvo a large lot of Cigars, Various bra’ ale positive. Wier. MC, CONNER, Sheriff. Cuanies MeNexty, Deputy. — Ss MARSHALS SALE, t Meershaum Fie aud Cigar Tubes. SBURUEIT & DENNIS will sel, on FRIDAY, June 25, at i2 o'clock, within their 0, 9 Burling sD... @y order Oliver Psi Un 3 Marshal) PLANT CARVED AND PLAIN Pre ratte PIPES, CIGAR TUB: ae, seized for violation of Revenue laws. Frit AV PRE. Oo Propeistor and. Manager. EVeaY Mut At Last Niuhtsi BBB Mr. AUGUSTIN DAL MATINEE AAT URDAS, 13) wai TO 6rh TIME: GGG PRmERREs, i L dene Troupe, introdu + Cousins et Les Grivettes, in act2 of which calls forth peals of mirthtul lsughter; white ous Dansante de'los vie Cancan Parisienne 19 es birth to untold pieastre. ATURDAY MATINEE at & wood's Aft nat 2 a yp JARRETT & PALMER ENING, JUNE 26, TESTIMONIAL BENERIT To Mr, GKORGE CLARKE, evions to his departure for Europe, on ‘which occas Pregn he will appear fur fhe tirat time in New York ae ALEKED EVELYN, in Balwer's renowned play ot MON i$ etadi Miss GERTRU, LES, Mine WAY HOMBRES With, a volunteer cas MARY W und stage Manager, TILLOTSO sy: Chairmen Mr, CHAK! AYL Os ‘Treasurer, Mr. W. of Committe on Pertorm Le TIC KET Nort THEATRE, maa ceeee To accommodate Mr. CLAKKE?S tri outot the city, 5: AND SOLD AT NILMOLE'S: 0% Mf. P. 8. GILMOW The most magnificent” every might, a5 0" lw pertormers. ©! Director PROGRAMM 1. Grand March— iomphale.". Quartette—" Rigoletto”. Grand Selection— ‘Atricaine’ “Alexia”. M. ARBUCKLE: min? Miro! the! tye Duncan Gray” Satie, ‘Campbells are ‘twas within a imile ot Edinbro? ie.” ir, “The Star'ty at ted Banner.”” fternoon, at 2 o'clock, Mutinee performance Serenade Band of Selected Musicians. cents; private boxes, admitting four, $3, 1$ open every other afternoon it murig from 2 to 6 o'clock. "4 delightful resort tor and children. Admisaion 28 cents. ‘Season lickets tor 1W performances, $3); half season teksts sor 9) perforinance:, $2); packages of twelve tickets, XILMORE’ CONCERT GARDEN. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The management beg fo annownce ti the GREATS! LIVING CORNGT wo as been specially engaged to augment the musical ctions at their BEAUTIFUL GARDENS, ‘This world-renowned artist will make luls first appease a on SUN «Vv. NEXT, ries of suspproee hab unvounded enthust (HENTRAL PARK GARDEN, THEODORE ‘THOM. Unprivalied summer Nights’ Voncerta, THI» (Friday) BVENING, June 2, at & Overture, “Rt at Mende! Waltz, “Die Turkish % Le Rouet d@omphate, op. St noherzo. ‘Kifes of Liz! psodie Hongroise, Overture di Ballo... Houvelle, Neditasion joe, Woman and Song”. 1 Avent” Admission, 5 MET orouttay MUSEUM oe Aun ore, ‘est Fourteenth street, New Open daily, 10.4. M. to 6. M. Mondays ) Tearsdays ‘= DION BO AU APPEARS IN JULY 18 Calitormia Theatre, San Francisco. tember I he will appear as “Conn” in the firaua.” at Lrury Lane theatre, London. TIVOLI THEATRE, Highth street, between Second and Third a Tne only sneatre in ba BA arrang of the nues. after the plan London Music Halls. datos best ot avy city tl theatre. ronson, Waitz, se Steps March, 30e. Bundred Years 4 mi jt." Ab vocal maren, Abe. Pupiishea by H, DIisON &CO., 7ii Broadway. "| poses PROGRAMMES. DISTRIBUTION BILLS, iroulars, Tickets, Coupons, Cuts, graphic Fortraits and every variety of Teattleal ‘Print. ing pro: tly and eheapiy done Se ae PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Butiaine. NRANO SUNMuR MATINI-E.—SOCTA! AND JX ‘shadow Dance evi 7 pai ‘and even Ing. at the Rink third street and Third avenge. ~ PIANOFOR Ti: + ORGAN A ~fOR BENI—UraiouT, SQUARE AND GRAND 4A. Pianos of our own make: also for sale, o Of fine second hand Vianos, In pertect order. KN aa £00. No. 112 Fifth avenue, avove stree A $100 BEA AUTIFUL ROSH WOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANO. ‘Chikering Piano, Sis; Fiano, to reat, instalments taken; maith 's Plans Boos Bowery. 0 STOP ORGAN, $150; 6 STOP, pright and square Pisnos and Orgas, fest quality pars cash, og stalments and for reut BALL & ©v,, lo East Fourteenth street, BEAUTIFU L ROSEWOOD UPRIGUT PIANO, ONLY $0); Chickering Pianolorte, 7 octa nd. cone very improvement 13 Waverley plac: Bere, carved logs, way, Witt KENNELLY, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONEER, ofilce No, 6 Vine street, 12 o'clock, atthe Exchange salesroom, by order of McKEON & SMYTH, Atior: the valuable rroperty situated on north Fitth street and Firstavenue, and known 85 First avenue and Nos, 343 and 345 ritth ing the corner; ali ax story frst class stort ings, in eat crete, Bll well rented der the side walks: 0 per ce! remain on m #'s office, No. 6 Fine street. sind at auctiow W*,, WIfTERS, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SRLL TATS ‘Gay, at o'clock, at 456 Canal street, a large as sortment of Household Furniture of every deseription— Brussels aud ingraia Carpets, Mirrors of all kinds, Mattresses, Beds acd Bedduig: also Refrigerators, Counters, Desks, Saloon Tables, wifehen Utensils, &c., removed to the store for convenience of sale. FAVILION, WOODSBURQ, | LOXG This magnidee as be reached ti one hour by south or Long Heian Kalizoad: Me tare eagn w ‘0 per day, to $18 per week, JULLIAM AUBOT!, AUCTIONEER, office S;Chambers street, will sell, om this day, at 10 o'clock, urcbaser, ae eid and Faro, Re Mi site Washington. Market: wie ae pull ‘Gingiien ‘Ke Porn p walnut Counvers iron Cy? Ws rie rzore: sigo the be THE I 1b LECTURE SEA SEASON. account of former ure of the Albion BROS. PLANOFORTE WAKEROO! jory, corner Lag first street i LR ng 3 T oy AINE s and ta Second avenue. a fine assortiasnt ot fortes for sale on reasonable terms; & little used at great bargains. N_ELEGANT OVERSTRONG PIANO, $10; RENT $4; upright Piano, pertect order, $178; Prince aa@ Mason & Hamlin Organs; rent $3. GURDON & 8 SON, 13 East Fourteenth street, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL S6LL THEIR hope Decker & Brothers Planoforte (a! @ sac a brilliant toned ia octave, richly carved, tour Tose wood ©: full agraffe, overstrung Piago, ha’ nents, printed, guarantee DilLof sale, cost tor $250; Stwol, Cover Box tor shipping; # geutve Chicksting Piano, Si Call private réadende No. 47 ¥ West doth st. REAUTITUL SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, Cost Am $00). for 2250, Inquire at No. 667 Seventa avenue, otwoen Fortieth and Forty-first streets A BEAUTIFUL L _ RosBWoOD SEVEN eslgur A Pian nd lowe; nd Si00) NUE THIS OUT.—WoNDERFUL “MATH USHBK OV hranoe: “colibri” or “Humming Bird” feet 11 inches long, Ayency, 24 West Fourteenta opposite Van Buren’s garden’ al arene AND = 8T&l OF mi ec st great bargains for casa cia oan Abe ‘om oe r on Wa B 'S pose a carve ipeker sp jorieot order Mast SOth st., between 2d wi it A totes ‘BYERY ‘NIGHT AT § OLUCK ON “Manhood and 0: tne Now Nort Wi ianatoiy ‘is brontway, rihe New Nork Museum ’ ' Between Houstou and locker streets. ECTURR BEVERY EVENING, aT ae cock, “pe Ausra Sue Se 6S ee peMg Cia blet TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, Postans, lets and ail as Brin vera ai Padetiaeen aeh cas, hake emo _ YACHTS, _ STEAMBOATS, a. ALL 812) Ay 4 KINDS; METALLIC Address Spoon ay Bt fopkurs, Te, vad wood wife Boats om pant tr order a ond 375 COPPER, FASTENED ROWBOAT FOR SALE. handsomely dnished, 14 teet long. Apply to B. Wrdwor , 15L Wost sixteenth stree OR SALB=YAC f YRSTA, 20 TONS: POLLY equipped; war sound and wiil be sold low Apply to. & R. PO! ISON, B44 South treet. a AND VERY order and aay, for use; i, SMITH, 4.2 hast iad street, I at? SALE—A NICK catece aple eyerreaing Ia spo4 quire of f. —<L.008 YA YaCut LULL R, eat? nl and ‘apply. to JU to To JUuN ih Ven at Hevelnth ns snipe) YAGUT, ry OK ier aaa Cie ba, way. por Ley Ri pay i OUTAVE FING: Fr forte, made by. it elty manors: Das modern rove ments: oul ot sont ag G1 of stweet, near second a Puasergets ty To BENTO TWO SMALL PIPE ORGANS, NKW, At Unapel Or; ta, Benen USICAL. GAR ME Cy tuning one ye: enn ey cf a | es P. HALE 18 MAKING >PLENDID J: fortes at lose than gw yao ‘janos direct from tactory. ant irty pa AA tS , Spricea oc Nor th Kast Vourtoonl street bet we ye are" ee peenannnnnmennnnnn CAS ! ‘; Poy WE tg BES DIAMONDS.” le to Wealth, Peace, ap ” yeneee ee ROGRAMMES, POSTERS, fANemaes. P Press Opiulons and all kinds of Gonservarories and ente aimee are BSE MASUAE Se NT, 218 Broadway, V ating torime, &e., ‘ot Recall DACA ok peer te was ootd at much less ‘haa aka value. oven be menat avenue and ave halt Your mone’ on uwN ered Tih avenue, price 80 cc ; ‘OY i West Vourteouth street. ANTED —INeR! INSTRUOTION ON TH AOE DY OF 19 Wot yous Lick 7 a vhaey et Bezy, Ae